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PM 2.5 pollution is on the rise in Thailand, warns health official | GMT

Thaiger VideoPublished: 09:56, 21 October 2022| Updated: 13:14, 27 December 2023

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2022-10-21 08:52

11 hours ago, Chatogaster said: I don't know what "a full stop" means (in this context) and the statement that thousands of PM 2.5 particulates (like 5 thousand?) fit into "one full stop" made me wonder even more about what…

2022-10-21 09:40

This same news article gets reprinted every year around this time. It's not new. Population is bad (particularly in bkk), and once the rain stops, we will have a number of days with dangerously high particulate levels. The question is…

2022-10-21 09:50

Maybe a small start would be to take the cars off the road that are billowing thick black smoke, the road and traffic disappeared on the freeway before my very eyes the other day, dangerous in more ways than one!

2022-10-21 10:00

12 hours ago, Chatogaster said: In short: what is meant by a full stop? More commonly known as a period or decimal point.

2022-10-21 10:02

Lots of 'duck and cover' advice but, as usual, nothing mentioned about what is planned to mitigate the source of the problem.

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